Bernard Weatherill Scarlet (Pink) Fox Hunt Coat Medium

 

Bernard Weatherill Scarlet (Pink) Fox Hunting Coat size Men's Medium.

Bernard Weatherill specializes in bespoke equestrian & country clothing and maintains two royal warrants. Owned and working out of the Kilgour 8 Savile Row, London England Headquarters.

Offered here is a pre owned Gentleman's Bernard Weatherill Scarlet Hunt Coat. Fabric for these type hunting coats range from 22 oz to 36 oz calvary twill, intended for use during late fall through early spring. Coat is offered without buttons, overall condition is excellent, no damage or wear to speak of. Some small lightly marked areas from normal contact and moisture drops when riding. Well cared for, no odor nor staining. Interior Tattersall (see below) lining is in pristine condition. The quality of tailoring found in Weatherill coats is unsurpassed, every detail is attended to. Performance is kept in mind as is the practical aspect of the design which is classic and unchanged for decades. Bernard Weatherill coats are only offered through bespoke tailoring , three fittings are requested of the client. Cost starts at $3700.00 per coat with a delivery time of 3 to 4 months. These coats are quite rare, particularly in red and in this pre owned condition.

Design Details: Four buttons front, two buttons on the cuff with workable buttonholes,rear vented, small front waist pocket, four interior pocket all with buttoned cover flaps, no buttons, elegant notch lapels. Hunt Coat measurements: chest 44", waist 42", sleeves 23", shoulders 19", length 31" ( from below the rear collar seam).

Please keep in mind that Hunt Coats are designed to fit snugly and usually in cooler weather. This coat would be considered a man's size 40 to 42 regular.

Date founded: 1912

Brief description: Bernard Weatherill bespoke tailor, world famous equestrian clothing maker for British Olympic Teams since 1968 and the majority of the Royal Family

Tattersall check lined: Against a white ground, offset checks of red and black are laid in even squares -– though there are modern color variations. Tattersall derived from a man who lived in Tatt’s Hall in Lincolnshire originally and then from the colorful checked waistcoats worn by the racing fraternity at Tattersall’s horse market.

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